Business Economics Bachelor of Science (with Honours) - BSc (Hons)

Course Overview

Why BSc Business Economics at UEA?

Develop a strong understanding of how businesses take decisions in complex, competitive and fast changing environments and build a rigorous foundation in economics. Our Business Economics degree places firm decision making and market dynamics at the centre of your studies.

Why choose UEA

* Business strategy: Analyse how businesses compete, respond to regulation, take decisions and adapt to digital markets and new technologies

* Impactful research: Study in a school closely linked to the Centre for Competition Policy, a world leading centre for research in competition, regulation and consumer policy

* Connect. Learn. Succeed: Use LSEG powered facilities and Bloomberg terminals. Join Norwich Economic Publications and build networks through societies, events and partnerships

What is BSc Business Economics?

In a changing global economy shaped by technological innovation and digital transformation, you'll explore how firms make strategic and financial decisions and how markets operate under competition and regulation. You'll apply economic analysis to real business challenges, examining pricing, investment, corporate strategy and the behaviour of firms in dynamic and competitive environments.

You’ll engage in lectures, seminars, workshops and IT lab sessions, applying economic concepts to data, case studies and contemporary business issues. Throughout your degree, you'll be supported by your academic adviser and a dedicated skills and development module and you'll complete a range of assessments designed to strengthen your analytical thinking, quantitative capability and communication skills.

Your learning will be supported by practical opportunities that bring Economics to life, including access to LSEG powered data facilities and Bloomberg terminals, as well as the chance to explore emerging tools such as LLMs and connect with employers through guest talks and events. You can also engage in student-staff partnership initiatives that influence teaching and promote the student voice within the school, contribute to Norwich Economic Publications and take part in societies and skills workshops designed to build networks and practical experience.

Disclaimer

Course details are subject to change. You should always confirm the details on the provider's website: www.uea.ac.uk